Fundraising

Sadly we were left wanting more, the stress of the weekly bake taking it’s toll on some competitors, or were they just giving the others a chance to catch up?! Luckily the two options provided did not disappoint. Lovely pastry

From traditional Cornish (no carrots!) to more contemporary cheese and bacon pasties, we were treated to some real crackers. I’m not sure how one person would eat those whoppers though. Obviously no-one could choose between them with three coming joint

Big tarts, little tarts & even full-on breakfast tarts with egg – there was a tart for all tastes! Well done & thank you to the wanna-be chefs this week on satisfying the hungry staff, there was very little left by

Sadly one missing, but the four that were here more than made up for it – there’s only so much of a good thing you can have. A good variety of ideas again and very difficult to choose between them.

It’s Pizza!! Clearly very popular and some entrants doubled up with diary free or vegetarian options. As seems to be the tradition now, someone always thinks outside the box – this time it was a chocolate pizza x 2! while

One entry short this week due to illness (probably better they didn’t cook in that case). Of the four that came in there was considerable variation, ranging from garlic bread stick to full on flavoured Focaccia creations. When the votes

The entrants have gone to town this week with stunning creations. If the judging was based on looks alone it would be very tricky – but taste is key… Nat Aden = Dean / Daniel Malcolm Well done Natalie and

It’s Eccles cake week and what variety there is in this challenge. Apologies I didn’t get one late entry into the photo! Another tough decision finally ended up with £26 in the kitty and these results: Malcolm Dean Nat Daniel